severance_23's photos with the keyword: crest books

First published by Lion in 1952, First Crest printing was in May 1956, this third printing (255) is dated November 1958. Cover art by Darcy (Ernest Chiriaka).

First published in paperback by Crest in 1957, This 2nd printing (346) is dated January 1960.

First published in hardback by Simon & Schuster in 1959. This paperback edition published by Crest ( s400) in September 1960. Cover art by Ron Lesser.

Published by Crest (248) in October 1958. Cover art is not credited.

First published in hardback by Dodd, Mead & Co. in 1960. This paperback edition published by Crest (s499) in January 1962. Cover art by Harry Bennett.

Published by Crest (s491) in December 1961. Cover art is not credited.

First published in hardback by Simon & Schuster in 1958. This paperback edition published by Crest (334) in November 1959. Kyle Hunt was a pseudonym of John Creasey. Cover art by Robert McGinnis.

First published in hardback as "The Lunatic Time" by Simon & Schuster in 1956. This re-titled paperback edition published by Crest (213) in April 1958. Cover art by Darcy (Ernest Chiriaka).

Published by Crest (238) in September 1958. Cover art is not credited.

Published by Crest (354) in February 1960. Cover art is not credited.

Published by Crest (s431) in February 1961. Cover art is not credited.

Originally published as "Big Old Sun" by G.P. Putnam's in 1941. This re-titled paperback edition published by Crest (210) is dated March 1958. Cover art is not credited, though there appears to be a signature (captal M?) on the hull of her boat. It's difficult to make out, as the cover image really is that blurred!!

Published by Crest (316) in August 1959. Ordinarily Gold Medal was Fawcett's PBO line and Crest its reprint line, though Crest did publish the odd PBO, like this one. Steve Brackeen is a pseudonym of John Farris. Cover art by Barye Phillips.

Published by Crest (173) in 1957. Cover art by Barye Phillips.

Originally published in hardback by Random House in 1959. This paperback edition published by Crest (360) in March 1960. Cover art is not credited.

Originally published in hardback by Harper & Brothers (U.S.) and Collins/ Crime Club (U.K.) in 1958. This paperback edition published by Crest (s388) in July 1960. Nicholas Blake was a pseudonym of Cecil Day-Lewis, father of Daniel Day-Lewis. Cover art is not credited (Charles/Hooks?)

First published in hardback by Viking Press in July 1961. This paperback edtion published by Crest (s471) is dated September 1961. Cover art is not credited.

Published by Crest (349) in January 1960. Cover art by Barye Phillips. Back cover synopsis: "Half the loot was Police Detective Bonner's price for masterminding the bank robbery. Bonner couldn't keep a gorgeous young chick like Peg on his lousy cop's salary. And he had to have Peg. That's why the deal to knock over the Second City National Bank . Seven minutes was all it would take. Seven little minutes against a lifetime of easy living - and Peg. There was only one thing wrong. But Bonner didn't know it until it was too late. He had sold his soul to a DEVIL IN DUNGAREES."